HHS Biology Intervention Process
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Science
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10th Grade
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Hastings High Science
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Follow these simple step to retake the exam in biology!
EXAM INTERVENTION PROCESS
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This document is filled out by you!
This is how we will communicate about your exam - and how you will tell me your intentions of a retake if applicable.
You will turn this document in!
Intervention Paper
This is your grade!
It shows how you did overall at the top, and compares your score to your peers.
Sections for the test are broken down for you, so you can see which areas you are not proficient on. 70% or lower = you can retake!
RTI Summary
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Keep this document!
Hang it up on your fridge at home and show your parents how awesome you are!
RTI
Hand this in! Request for T3 on the dates you stated you wanted a retake.
Intervention Paper
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Multiple Choice
Which document do you need to fill out and turn in to the teacher to be able to retake any or all sections of the exam?
Intervention Document
RTI Summary
Both
Neither
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Multiple Choice
What does your score on a section need to be to retake that part of the exam?
70% or below
70% or above
50% or below
50% or above
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Multiple Choice
Do you HAVE to retake the exam?
I'm not sure.
Yes, you are forced to retake all exams.
No, retakes are not given at HHS
No, but if you scored less than a 70%, you SHOULD
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Reorder
How do you retake an exam in biology?
Fill out the Intervention proces
Request for T3
Study! Use notes, reading and practice.
Come in for T3
Complete the retake!
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Multiple Select
Do you have to retake EVERY section ALL at once?
You cannot split retake into sections at a time.
No, retake only the section you didn't do well on.
Yes, you must retake all sections no matter what.
You can retake each section separately.
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Multiple Select
Can you do WORSE on the retake?
YES! Way worse!!
A bad retake will not affect your original grade.
No, the retake can only benefit you if you understand the concept better.
You shouldn't do a retake if I haven't studied. A grade increase is not guaranteed.
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Request for T3
Study.
Use Google Classroom.
Use the Weekly Planner.
Do it. . .
Not now, but before you retake.
Follow these simple step to retake the exam in biology!
EXAM INTERVENTION PROCESS
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